Sumo: Takayasu promoted to ozeki

Sumo wrestler Takayasu (2nd from L) flanked by his stablemaster Tagonoura (3rd from L) and Tagonoura's wife (L), bows to accept his promotion to ozeki in front of Japan Sumo Association officials (R) at his induction ceremony in Tokyo on May 31, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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